BENUE IS BLEEDING !!! MIDDLEBELT IS BLEEDING!!! BENUE IS BLEEDING !!! MIDDLEBELT IS BLEEDING!!! BENUE IS BLEEDING !!! MIDDLEBELT IS BLEEDING!!! BENUE IS BLEEDING !!! MIDDLEBELT IS BLEEDING!!! BENUE IS BLEEDING !!!

My own is after we say “My heart bleeds for…” WHAT NEXT??? How many more times will our hearts bleed without our hands moving? We’ve bled for Enugu. For Owo. For Plateau. We mourn, we post, we move on. But the people in these places don’t get to move on that easily. It’s not

I’ve seen too many twists in life to mock anyone who’s down because you never know what’s coming. I’ve seen the “disciplined” fall into what they once condemned. So know this; life isn’t about being smart or strong. It’s about leaning on mercy.

200+ people died in Benue. It's too soon to move on. Let's pretend if we have to pretend. It's too soon to move on. We cannot be that inhumane. We cannot stop asking the government questions. We cannot stop demanding justice so soon. It's too soon, too quick.

500+ vectors and 72+ hours of work trying and retrying, not because anyone asked me to, but because I seek consistent daily progress as to who I am as a designer. I may not have the full picture yet, but with every stroke, this path feels just right. Let’s bring this to life.

From Urban to rural, shock to laughter to stresss, “Omoh” does it all. One word, endless meaning. It’s more than a slang, its the beauty of the Nigerian vibes; rich, loud, and always expressive. Meet Monturayor; the holder of the most Omohs said in a day - 900 Omohs.

Designed this fully responsive card in Figma using Auto Layout. I also applied constraints to the favorite icon and locked the aspect ratio to make the image responsive. Been enjoying Dev And Design UI/UX Design bootcamp a little too much.

Bringing clean beauty to life with this responsive homepage design for Lushee, a skincare brand focused on hydration, radiance and selfcare✨. It blends a soft, welcoming aesthetic while staying user-friendly layout across desktop, tablet and mobile. What do you think?👇

Designed this hero section to be fully responsive. Line height, letterspacing, shadows, auto layout, constraint, corner smoothing, pen tool, and use of colors are things I never used to do while self learning as a Designer. Looking forward to many more Dev And Design bootcamp.

I sha know that design will pay me one day, by God’s grace 🥹🥹

I designed this clean and modern mobile experience for exploring furniture pieces😍The onboarding screen features a custom illustration I created. This concept focused on balancing aesthetics with functionality to guide the user from exploration to purchase✨

I designed this landing page just to practice all I have learned so far in the DevandDesign bootcamp. My focus was a on a clean layout, clear messaging, and friendly visuals (colors as well). Please let me know what you think. #WebDesign #UXUI #Figma Joseph Brendan

It’s Friday, post your work!✨ Here’s a little illustration I’ve been working on.

My dad was in a car accident almost a year ago. He spent three weeks in a coma. During that time, the only things he could hear, if he heard anything at all, were my little brother whispering, “Fight, Dad,” and the Braveheart score playing softly from my phone. My mom never

“I have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor their seed begging for bread.” By God’s grace, i will never be forsaken, neither will my seed beg for bread.

The weekend’s almost here, but first, a little peek at this hero section and bento grid design I’ve been working on. 👀✨

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At the Dev And Design Joseph Brendan UI/UX Design bootcamp, we have been learning how to use variables and components in Figma 🎨 I designed Light & Dark mode versions of this login screen using variables and components in Figma. What do you think of this?

Taking baby steps on my journey to becoming a pro. Tried applying what Joseph Brendan taught in the last session, how did I do?